Thursday, May 20, 2010

Studying Robert Pattinson's body language towards Kristen Stewart

“[Rob] likes [Kristen] more than she likes him” Dr. Lillian Glass tells HollywoodLife.com of these shots taken May 5 in Chicago, Ill. Adding, “He is beyond taken by her – she brings out the best in his appearance because he looks relaxed and taken with her.”A second body language expert agrees that Rob, 24, is more obvious about his feelings toward Kristen, 21, than she is to him.“Rob has the hand in the pocket with the thumb out, that is a sexual position in men —the thumb goes towards the genital area. It says, ‘I am a man and want to be recognized for my dominate sexuality. I’m the alpha — this one’s mine”, Patti Wood explains to us. “He is doing a slight lean toward her but there is still a lot of space. Kristen is closed and neutral.” Source: www.hollywoodlife.com

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